Hi Steve,
Probably, we need a fault tolerant system. Each
person has three memberships with three different
addresses of three different servers. If one
server screws up, the other two servers outvote
the bad one. That way, LT group will have more
than 3,000 "members".
Bye,
Suyono
PS: In Webster's New World Thesaurus, the synonym
of yahoo is barbarian, brute, savage.
Steve wrote:
Probably, we need a fault tolerant system. Each
person has three memberships with three different
addresses of three different servers. If one
server screws up, the other two servers outvote
the bad one. That way, LT group will have more
than 3,000 "members".
Bye,
Suyono
PS: In Webster's New World Thesaurus, the synonym
of yahoo is barbarian, brute, savage.
Steve wrote:
>
> Donald-
> POOF! I just received Digest Number 1137 after
> receiving 1135, so there goes Digest Number 1136
> into digital oblivion. There has been no hint,
> clue or indication of where it's being blocked
> (is it only me!?). It doesn't contain spam, so
> it shouldn't be blocked by an anti-spam server
> (unless it is rejecting Yahoo - but only
> SOMETIMES!?). There's no attachments that might
> be infected, so my ISP shouldn't be blocking,
> but they'd send the email to me anyway with
> content removed. I heard "Yahoo!" is soon to be
> renamed "Aw-Crap!".
>
> Actually, someone has been bombarding me lately
> with viruses and/or spam from "Scoot-air" and
> "Dreams-faq-request" with the usual brilliantly-
> named file attachments like "the urgent info you
> requested" and "here's your money".
>
> -Steve
>